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Calling misdee, MrsDoolittle...and other cloth nappy mums and dads!

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lunavix · 29/06/2005 14:41

What's cute at the moment?

Ds is still in his now slightly miserable looking rainbow tots, and also a couple of bumbles. Wrap wise he has one motherease and a few tots.

Want to get him some cute bits, what have you seen around? Been eyeing up fuzzibunz and minki, are they any good? What about wraps?

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starlover · 29/06/2005 14:44

fuzzi bunz totally rock! i love them. don't need a wrap with them either. have a few minkis too which are lovely!

giraffeski · 29/06/2005 14:49

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lunavix · 29/06/2005 14:53

oh no giraffeski I forgot I have 2 of those as well lol. They're gorgeous aren't they, I have a turquoise and a green one. I just made a plea down the phone to dh for more nappies and he conveniently forgot them too

I forgot to say on other thread.. glad your dd like the gifts Took a while choosing, but I hope if anythings a bit 'old' for her she grows into them soon!

I need more for nights really.. We have a thick nappy nation insert, and also a size 3 tots, and to get ds not to leak at night, we have to put him in a size 2 tots (or kissaluv or bumble etc) with the HUGE booster, plus the size 3 tots on top, plus an xl wrap (the only big wrap I have at the moment being a snickerdoodles one) it's a nightmare!

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MrsDoolittle · 29/06/2005 14:57

Hi Lunavix, I have just been thinking the same myself.
I bought 3 slinki minkis most recently and I have to say they really are for showing off! And with a microfibre insert they are nice and slim.
In fact, Michaela was looking for agents most recently and I have offered my help!
Although I have heard it's better to be an independant.

lunavix · 29/06/2005 15:09

oh MrsD I know! If I had a dd... there's so many lovely girls minkis. THe pink hearts, strawberry shortcake.

Michaela agreed to make me a noddy nappy.. yay

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giraffeski · 29/06/2005 15:25

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MrsDoolittle · 29/06/2005 15:34

lunavix, have you tried a microfibre insert? They are really cheap and are super absorbable. You can buy them almost anywhere.

Yorkiegirl · 29/06/2005 15:37

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lunavix · 29/06/2005 15:43

Looks like fuzzis it is. Where does everyone buy them from? Roughly how much per nappy? I'm imagining £15 each if AIO?

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Pixiefish · 29/06/2005 15:44

I love minki. Absolutely gorgeous. Have a look at the new minki minkee fabric-so soft and gorgeous- don't think she has it on line but she has had it on ebay before and makes them as custom orders.

I alos love the little lamb allin one- www.free-rangekids.co.uk sell them- they have some on offer at the moment. They really are very soft and dry ever so quickly

Yorkiegirl · 29/06/2005 15:44

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starlover · 29/06/2005 16:00

i buy from babykind

roosmum · 29/06/2005 22:09

bear behinds are v. funky - & available as stuffables, so you can fill em up for nights....wow at the amount of cloth on your ds's bum at night!
love fuzzis here too, they're seriously good.
i just use a pad-folded terry at night (little ewe unbleached), either in nature babies stuffable, or just placed in nb popper wrap - tho ds is only 5 mths (but nearly 20lbs, so def on the big side for his age). how old is your ds?

giraffeski - have you thought of trying to reseal your fuzzis, think i've read somewhere abt doing this with some lanolin type stuff - rubbing it into leaky seams?? (or did i imagine it...?!)

misdee · 29/06/2005 22:10

ooooo minkee minkis. i want one [droool]

frogs · 29/06/2005 22:34

I have a minki fleece stuffable that dd2 has grown out of if you'd like it, misdee. It's a pink polka dot design with orange inside. Only very lightly used, as I bought a size too small and didn't realise in time.

It's Medium, but reckon would fit from 3-4 months.

misdee · 29/06/2005 22:35

oooo thanks you!!

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frogs · 29/06/2005 22:47

CAT me your address again, misdee, and I'll put it in the post to you. It is a very cheering nappy, I promise. I'm trying to resist the temptation to buy the same one in the next size up, but we don't really need more nappies.

Pixiefish · 29/06/2005 22:55

misdee- the minki minkee IS gorgeous. I got dd a lilac one with purple fleece inner and purple poppers. Dd loves it- its just so soft

misdee · 29/06/2005 22:56

i emailed last week to ask for a pink one, but havent heard back.

misdee · 29/06/2005 22:56

i got pony and leopard print minkis off ebay. they are lovely.

giraffeski · 29/06/2005 23:01

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Chuffed · 30/06/2005 09:43

yorkiegirl I've just got the one fuzzi with the wonderfulls insert (have't used it yet) just finished washing the wonderfulls thing 3 times. Is it absorbant enough for nights?
Are the microfibre inserts the ones for about £3 from babykind? Are they any good. I'm thinking of trying a slinky minki too but dd will only be a part time washable user as nursery won't use them so I'm trying to work out the best things to get and how many.

Chuffed · 30/06/2005 09:44

giraffeski my instructions say fuzzi's can be washed at 95 so would hope that 60degree wash won't have done it or mine will be shot before it's used.

PeachyClair · 30/06/2005 10:01

My son's leaprdskin stuffables, they're cute on a hot day when he doesn't need trousers!